nandi! it is- hawkins,, 0k! nandi! it is spectacular. _ hawkins,, 0k! nandi! you are so welcome, thank you for talking to us. stay with us. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with me, jon kay, in downing street and sally nugent in the studio on the day the new prime minister is announced. eight weeks, eight candidates, six rounds of voting — in just a few hours we will find whether rishi sunak or liz truss will succeed borisjohnson. but with a rise in the energy price cap just weeks away — there's not much time for the new occupant of number 10 to set out how they will support families this winter. there are 36,000 children below the poverty line here in leeds. to give you an idea, leeds united's elland road football stadium — they'd fill it. it is not just families feeling it is notjust families feeling the pinch. i am at a market in at least talking to businesses about the unprecedented pressure they are under and what they need to hear from our next prime minister. in other news this morning... a manhunt is under way in canada after

>> well, that's certainly what the nandi elders are saying.enerations after this incident when the nandi were fighting against the building of a railway through their ancestral land in kenya in the turn of the last century. their leader went to negotiate a peace, or so he thought with the british officer was murdered by the british military and they say his head taken to england as a war trophy. and the death of the queen has resurfaced a lot of this pain and anguish and the very real generational impact of the brutality of british colonialism. you'll recall, jake, about ten years ago, there was a group of kenyans who were suffering from in the 1950s, actually, the very year that the queen became queen was the start of the mau mau rebellion in kenya. many of them, hundreds of thousands in fact were placed in internment camp, tortured. some ten years ago we reported on how they successfully got money, more than $20 million from the british government, an apology of sorts. but many feel that the ongoing legacy of colonialism hasn't been dealt wi

with me now is lisa nandy, the shadow secretary for levelling up, housing and communities.y brought that forward and it's not wrong to do that, but the problem is that at the same time, they have handed a much bigger tax cut to people at the top end of the earnings spectrum. it is a bad political choice but it's also completely incoherent economics because anyone who has walked down a high street recently and watch the shop —— shops fall apart in the town centre boulevard will tell you how to get money back into working peoples pockets and one of the reasons people are really struggling with things like housing costs is because most people don't earn enough to be able to afford to get a mortgage and what the government has done today is set the face against that. and by refusing the impact assessments that will flow from it, they've created enormous instability and you don't need to believe me for that. just look at the market and the reaction of the markets and the value of the power drop and real instability and uncertainty in the economic system. it is the perfect storm